The Sisterhood of Unlikely Friends is a fantastic, heartwarming read. I’m honestly don’t read much at all that isn’t romance, but this is Sara Brunsvold and any story in her hands is worth a look. While I’m not much of a non romance reader, I do love a good starting over story. Jess Becker moves … Continue reading The Sisterhood of Unlikely Friends, by Sara Brunsvold
The Christmas Yes List is a fun and heartening way to kick off your holiday season. Let me start by saying I don’t love reading Rom Coms. But this one hit just the right balance for me. Not so much comedy that it didn’t feel real, and not so much romantic drama that it wasn’t … Continue reading The Christmas Yes List, by Melissa Ferguson
After We Fall is the brilliant follow up to possibly the best book I read in 2025. Although part of a series, the story works well as a stand alone. This book focuses on Penelope who works as an executive assistant, but whose heart is set on becoming a program director for girls who’ve aged … Continue reading After We Fall, by Deborah Clack
I’m ashamed to say In These Hills is my first Tamera Alexander book, but the good news is she’s got an extensive publishing history for me to now go and enjoy. The stort centers around suffragette Josephine who escapes violence and goes to ground in the Tennessee hills. Out of money and options she takes … Continue reading In These Hills, by Tamera Alexander
Toni Shiloh has a long track record of writing great Christmas novellas. Matchmaking Christmas is the latest triumph. This time she upped her already impressive game by adding the viewpoints of two children. The story is written in first person, which in itself is skillful. To do so from the two main characters and their … Continue reading Matchmaking Christmas, by Toni Shiloh